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A controversial pilot project has been unveiled at Ktzi'ot Prison in the Israeli Negev desert, involving the excavation of water trenches designated for crocodiles around the wings of Palestinian detainees, with the aim of creating what is being called the "Crocodile Prison" to prevent inmates from escaping. This initiative was proposed by National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, who utilized a legal modification allowing crocodiles to be classified under the category of "bred wild animals," despite opposition from some officials. It is noted that the trench project, which cost approximately $6.3 million, includes plans for the care and guarding of the crocodiles, along with specialized training for the guards. Ktzi'ot Prison is one of the largest in Israel and holds Palestinian detainees, with increasing legal and environmental debates surrounding the use of crocodiles for security purposes in prisons and the associated legal and human implications.
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